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Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997), Princess of Wales

Sitter in 46 portraits
Youngest daughter of the 8th Earl Spencer, Lady Diana Spencer married Charles, Prince of Wales in 1981 in a ceremony broadcast to 750 million viewers worldwide. They were separated in 1992, divorced in 1996. Tireless worker on behalf of numerous charities, particularly those concerned with Aids, children, the homeless and the elderly; leading campaigner against the use of landmines. Diana became an international icon by wearing carefully chosen outfits by leading fashion designers for important public engagements. Popularly known as 'the people's princess' she is mother of Princes William and Harry.

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x126246

Diana, Princess of Wales

by Roger Hargreaves
bromide fibre print, 1995
NPG x126246

P716(4)

Diana, Princess of Wales

by Terence Daniel Donovan
bromide print, 1986
NPG P716(4)

x35372

Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales

by Lord Snowdon
C-type colour print, 1981
NPG x35372

x29876

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge; Diana, Princess of Wales

by Lord Snowdon
C-type colour print, 1982
NPG x29876

x29861

Diana, Princess of Wales

by Tim Graham
C-type colour print, 1986
NPG x29861

x126073

Diana, Princess of Wales

by Jose Manuel Ribeiro, for Reuters
digital colour print, 15 January 1997
NPG x126073

Related People
Prince Charles (husband)
Prince Henry of Wales (son)
Edward John Spencer, 8th Earl Spencer (father)
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (son)
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Althorp House, Northampton, Northamptonshire
Kensington Palace, London
Category
Royalty, Rulers and Aristocracy
Places
France
London
Norfolk
Northamptonshire